Karol Szymanowski - Violin Concerto No. 1, Op. 35 [Mordkovitch - Sinaisky]

In my opinion the most sensuous (and sensual) performance of this concerto ever recorded!
Played by Lydia Mordkovitch with the BBC Philharmonic, conducted by Vassily Sinaisky.

[@hannastaszak1684]

KAROL SZYMANOWSKI ❤️ Genialna muzyka, wspaniałe wykonanie.

[@MegaCirse]

Like first light at dawn, this concerto opens our eyes to new promise and all the wonders of nature. Evocative of belief in the “beyond” and powers beyond observation, these piece tugs heart strings, pulls at the nostalgic, and wakens dormant loves, lives and wonders !

[@lorenaperezperez3410]

Estos conciertos para violín deberían ser mejor conocidos, ambos son estupendos!!!

[@bozenasoueref2109]

Very beautiffull interpretation

[@mauricemusician7636]

All the birds pay tribute to me for today I wed a goddess. And now we stand by the lake in crimson blossom in flowing tears of joy, with rapture and fear, burning in amorous conflagration.

[@loonamora]

beautiful poem

[@TheSteveBerlin]

Thank you for posting this. I'll be privileged to hear it live in a few days with Christian Tetzlaff at the violin. It's an exquisite piece of music, and this performance is magical and pure at the same time. Great album art, too!

[@kaufmadeable]

I heard a local composer mentioniong Szymanofski's name, and discovered this. I had no idea that something of other later romantics than Richard Strausss could thrill me as much as this has done. Not strictly tonal, not atonal, but simply delicious..

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

Thanks for uploading!

[@TheVaughan5]

Thanks for the upload. As I discover more and more lesser know music, thanks mainly to Y.T., I realize that my tastes have developed towards the early to middle 20thc. in favour of much of the 19th c. Berlioz still remains one of my top preferences but when it comes to violin concertos (not my strongest point admittedly) the 19th c classics are now sounding just a bit too "sweet"to my ears. Maybe that's what development and education is all about?

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

00:00 16:31 19:03 These are the three beginnings of the three movements, I guess.

[@bartomiejfras8977]

This concerto is not divided into movements. There are five so called "phases" but generally it's one movement concerto

[@MikolaiF]

Very interesting meldou

[@nicomacridis4275]

namac34- Thank God for these "lesser known" musicians. Any of Szymanowski's violin concertos with Oistrakh performing?

[@PeterLunowPL]

nr. 1 here on youtube and it is superb

[@JotadeJesusjesuitaRojasGarcia]

to: @PaulRx4 That: kzbin.info/aero/PLQlKaxcOU6PiSzAvAScrzAaSUH-wIX_-y

[@PaulRx4]

Very nice, am big Szymanowski fan see my playlist. 98 selections. If you can find it try the Oistrakh performance,maybe the best.

[@gatomontes99]

A great composer and certainly quite neglected!

[@danielshumway7046]

not sexual (sensual), Godbluffer